OpenNOP vs Veeam Recovery Orchestrator

OpenNOP is a free, GPLv3 open-source Linux network accelerator for point-to-point, partially meshed, and full-meshed IP networks. Its stated aim is improving performance on low-speed links such as ISDN, DSL, DS1, frame-relay, and VPN circuits. Implemented functionality includes LZ compression of TCP segment payloads and peer discovery through custom TCP options added to IP packets. A heartbeat between the user-space daemon and kernel module lets the module switch to bypass mode. The manual describes inline deployment and out-of-line deployment with policy-based routing. A prebuilt appliance image is identified as the easiest installation option. Custom Linux hosts require libnfnetlink, libnetfilter_queue, and libnl, and the manual says any Linux distribution should work. The project is self-hosted, with hybrid deployment listed, and system administrators are its intended audience using a command-line interface. Features marked todo include block-based data reduction, a WCCPv2 client, CLI configuration and statistics, and a web interface. SourceForge labels the project Alpha and lists its last update as 2015-12-28.

Veeam Recovery Orchestrator coordinates recovery processes for critical applications and provides one-click recovery plans. It uses Veeam Backup & Replication recovery capabilities to build disaster recovery workflows, automate recovery and document outcomes. Administrators can schedule plan checks and tests, including isolated test labs and readiness checks. Reports show recovery point and recovery time objective achievements, along with results for checks, tests and executions. Recovery locations support VMware, Microsoft Hyper-V, storage systems and Microsoft Azure; Orchestrator 13 can recover machines to Azure IaaS as VMs. Supported workloads include VMware vSphere and Hyper-V VMs, Azure VMs and physical Windows. The product installs on a 64-bit Windows Server and its web interface is accessed through a browser. A Veeam Data Platform Premium license or an Advanced license with additional Orchestrator licenses is required; Foundation is unsupported. Pricing is on request, and an evaluation license is available for 30 days.